Not even Michael Owen could: the new record that Mohamed Salah broke for Liverpool in the Premier League

Liverpool's Egyptian King, Mohamed Salah, has etched his name further into Anfield folklore after scoring his 100th Premier League goal at the stadium in a 3-1 victory over Leicester City.

The landmark strike, which secured the Reds’ three points, highlights Salah's incredible consistency and goal-scoring prowess since joining the club in 2017. No other player in Liverpool's history has reached the century mark in Premier League goals at Anfield, surpassing legends such as Michael Owen and Fernando Torres.

With this achievement, Salah has consolidated his status as one of the Premier League's greatest ever players. His ability to consistently deliver match-winning performances has been instrumental in Liverpool's recent success, and his impact on the club has been nothing short of phenomenal.

The Egyptian's future at Anfield looks bright, with the club reportedly in advanced talks to extend his contract until 2027. This would see Salah complete a decade of service to the Reds, a testament to his commitment and loyalty to the club.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot was full of praise for Salah following the match, hailing his contributions to the team. "Mohamed is a world-class player, and his goalscoring record speaks for itself," Slot said. "He is a true inspiration for the younger players in the squad, and we are delighted to have him at the club."

Salah's century of goals at Anfield is a remarkable achievement that will be remembered for years to come. As he continues to break records and inspire fans around the world, the question on everyone's lips is: just how many more goals will he score for Liverpool?